TOP-10 of the most beautiful views of New York

Brooklyn Bridge

One of the oldest and most famous bridges in the US stretches over the East River Strait, connecting Brooklyn with Manhattan (its length is 1825 meters). The central part of the bridge, located on a significant elevation, is intended for pedestrians, cyclists and observing beautiful species.

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Belvedere Castle

Belvedere Castle over the Turtle Pond in Central Park is a mixture of two architectural styles - Romanesque and Gothic. In addition to the exhibition halls in the castle there are balconies, from which a wonderful view of the park opens, and above there is a natural observatory.

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Gentry Plaza State Park

A small park of just under 5 hectares is located near the East River Strait in Queens. From here one of the best views of New York skyscrapers opens, both in the daytime and at night.

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Greenwood Cemetery

Founded in 1838, the cemetery has about 560 thousand burials and covers an area of ​​almost two square kilometers. In addition to sculptures, mausoleums, lakes and fountains, you can also see breathtaking landscapes. Find a statue of the Roman goddess Minerva and see who she is so welcoming waving her hand.

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Empire State Building

A 103-story art deco skyscraper is located on Fifth Avenue between Western 33rd and 34th Streets. Having risen on the elevator on the 86th or 102nd floor, visitors find themselves on one of the most popular viewing platforms in the world, from which a breathtaking panoramic view of New York opens.

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High Line Park

An unusual park on the island of Manhattan is located at an altitude of 10 meters above the ground. It stretches from the Meatpacking area through Chelsea to West 34th Street for more than 2 kilometers. Previously, in its place was a railway, which was turned into a park alley. Now there are wonderful views of urban New York from there.

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The Roof of the Metropolitan Museum

The Metropolitan is one of the largest and most visited art museums in the world. In addition to looking at thousands of exhibits, it is also possible to climb the roof where a small park is broken up. From there, stunning views of the Central Park and the city streets come off.

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One World Observatory

At the top of the New York World Trade Center 1 (Freedom Tower), at an altitude of 386 meters, the One World Observatory is located. It occupies three floors with various shops, cafes and observation platforms, from where a wonderful panoramic view of the city opens.

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Staten Island Ferry

The Staten Island ferry runs regularly between Manhattan and the island of the same name. The length of his route is 8.4 km, which he overcomes in 25 minutes. Ships cruise all year round. They are sent on average every 30 minutes, but late in the evening you can wait for the ferry for almost an hour.

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Roosevelt Island Cable Car

The cable car connects the island of Roosevelt with Manhattan. A cabin with passengers crosses the East River Strait somewhere in three minutes, accelerating to almost 30 km/h. The interval between planting is up to 15 minutes. In Manhattan, you can take it to the stops: Tramway Plaza, 60th Street and 2nd Avenue.

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Enjoy your walks and scenic views!